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I've been seeing it happen while I'm Wraith, don't know how I do this or what it means.
If you aren't running and obsession based perk or add-on, then they probably have Decisive Strike. Make sure to dribble them for maximum salt.
If you're the killer and aren't running any obsession perks, it means the obsession has the Decisive Strike perk. If you're running Obsession perks and no survivors have Decisive Strike, a survivor is picked at random to be the Obsession
Dribble?
It Means That The Survivor Has Obsession Perk (Decisive Strike, Object Of Obsession, Sole Survivor) Or That The Killer Has Obsession Perk (Dying Light, Save The Best For Last, Play With Your Food)
Knock them down and leave them until they bleed out completely.
wrong
Dribbling is a technique where you pick them up, walk for about 2 seconds, then drop them, then pick them up again, walk for 2 seconds, drop them. The idea is to "Dribble" them to the hook.
the idea is to drop them before the perk fires. However, you can only do this so much before they get loose anyway, so only works when close to a hook